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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | “Place de la Concorde” painter | DEGAS |
| 6 | Company headquarters, perhaps | FORT |
| 10 | Seriously injure | MAIM |
| 14 | Fall ad verb | ELECT |
| 15 | Palm with purple berries | ACAI |
| 16 | Devastating 2017 hurricane | IRMA |
| 17 | Like a shot | WITHOUTHESATION |
| 20 | Perceptual quintet | SENSES |
| 21 | Hurdled, in Hereford | LEAPT |
| 22 | Dresses down | CHIDES |
| 24 | Target of refinement | OIL |
| 26 | In the, in Italian | NEI |
| 27 | Arby’s logo feature | HAT |
| 28 | Uber alternative | MASSTRANS |
| 31 | As a chaperone, say | ALONG |
| 34 | Vulnerable to a takeover bid | INPLAY |
| 35 | Having a key | TONAL |
| 36 | Copier tray abbr. | LTR |
| 37 | Ted who portrayed Isaac on “The Love Boat” | LANGE |
| 41 | Knitted nursery item | BOOTIE |
| 43 | Familiar | KNOWN |
| 44 | Eyesore | MONSTROSY |
| 47 | Nap sack | BED |
| 48 | Tokyo-born peace activist | ONO |
| 49 | X, at times | TEN |
| 50 | Goes from green to red, perhaps | RIPENS |
| 53 | American Federation of Teachers president Weingarten | RANDI |
| 55 | Huarache or waraji | SANDAL |
| 57 | Labour and Conservative, e.g. | OPPOSIONPARTIES |
| 62 | #1 hit for Starship in 1986 | SARA |
| 63 | Unappealing gruel | SLOP |
| 64 | Answer from a knocker | ITSME |
| 65 | Asteroid studied by a 1990s probe | EROS |
| 66 | Takes a hatchet to | HEWS |
| 67 | Crunch cousin, and a feature of four answers in this puzzle | SITUP |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lawn coating | DEW |
| 2 | “Hostel” director Roth | ELI |
| 3 | Begins a brawl | GETSITON |
| 4 | Called for liniment | ACHED |
| 5 | Excalibur’s holder | STONE |
| 6 | Dangerous thing to tempt | FATE |
| 7 | Publisher on a 1976 postage stamp | OCHS |
| 8 | Issa of “Insecure” | RAE |
| 9 | “___ Money Makes a Man” (old English ballad) | TIS |
| 10 | Minuscule amount | MITE |
| 11 | Grande with Grammys | ARIANA |
| 12 | Cry from downfield | IMOPEN |
| 13 | Predatory insect | MANTIS |
| 18 | Enterprise initials | USS |
| 19 | Like many a bully | ALLTALK |
| 22 | E-commerce help feature | CHAT |
| 23 | Corona’s kin | HALO |
| 24 | Fish hawk | OSPREY |
| 25 | Roosevelt in NYC, e.g. | ISL |
| 28 | “Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven” writer | MILTON |
| 29 | Con men? | ANTIS |
| 30 | Hanks’s four-time co-star | RYAN |
| 32 | Seizes | NABS |
| 33 | Larynx part | GLOTTIS |
| 38 | Sartre, Singer or Solzhenitsyn | NOBELIST |
| 39 | Singer Stefani | GWEN |
| 40 | Objectives | ENDS |
| 42 | Metal source | ORE |
| 44 | Ill-humored | MOROSE |
| 45 | About even (with) | ONAPAR |
| 46 | Hobbyist, say | NONPRO |
| 50 | Basis for some vaccines | RNA |
| 51 | Elba of “Luther” | IDRIS |
| 52 | LaBelle in the Apollo Theater’s Legends Hall of Fame | PATTI |
| 54 | “___ you’re told!” | DOAS |
| 55 | Park City powder | SNOW |
| 56 | Phone fillers | APPS |
| 58 | “More or less” | ISH |
| 59 | Corrida cry | OLE |
| 60 | Running ratite | EMU |
| 61 | Autumnal equinox mo. | SEP |